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Howdy, Lobos! Check out the latest edition of the LIBRARY LOWDOWN, the monthly newsletter from the SRSU Library & Archives, to see everything we have to offer this November. ✨Save the date for this year’s annual SRSU Library and Archives Feedback …
Unique Historical Treasures Featured at the 10th Annual Border Archives Bazaar The Border Archives Bazaar is a free, fun, educational event that brings visitors face-to-face with fascinating historical materials from across the Borderland. The event will be held Saturday, October …
Howdy, Lobos! Check out the latest edition of the Library Lowdown, the (mostly) monthly newsletter from the SRSU Library & Archives, to see everything we have to offer this October.
Welcome back, Lobos! Check out the latest edition of the Library Lowdown, the (mostly) monthly newsletter from the SRSU Library & Archives, to see everything we have to offer this back-to-school season. See y’all this Thursday for Welcome Back Donuts …
View the newest issue of Cover to Cover in PDF format, or read on below for all the news that is fit to print about the SRSU Library & Archives: Letter from the Director Summer is always reserved for aspirational …
The SRSU Library and Archives seek dependable and curious enrolled students for five open positions on the Alpine campus this Fall. SRSU Library and Archives employs Work Study-eligible students on an hourly basis (15 hours per week with the possibility …
-via news.sulross.edu– The Archives of the Big Bend at Sul Ross State University has spent the past 50 years preserving the stories, photographs, documents and memories that make the Big Bend region unique. This summer, the community celebrated that legacy …
-via Post Oak Preservation Solutions- Established in 1882, Alpine developed from a remote railroad stop into the commercial, governmental, and cultural center of Far West Texas. Ranchers traveled to Alpine to ship livestock by rail and purchase supplies, while the …
Read the full text of Cover to Cover’s Spring 2026 issue below, or click through to view the PDF from the News Posts, Newsletters, & Reports page of our website. Letter from the Director Finally, finals have ended, and Commencement …






